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Illuminati<\/h3>\n It\u2019s also been mooted that he was terminated by the \u2018military industrial complex\u2019 or a secret VIP society called the Illuminati, worried JFK would end the lucrative Vietnam War.<\/p>\n
Another Illuminati theory is that JFK delegated presidential power to issue silver certificates to the Treasury, which threatened the power of the Illuminati-controlled Federal Reserve, the central banking system of the United States. <\/p>\n
He in fact did the opposite, but this hasn't stopped people believing it anyway.<\/p>\n
There have also been theories that the limo\u2019s driver did it or a stray bullet from Secret Service agent George Hickey was the accidental cause.<\/p>\n
His wife did it because of Marilyn Monroe affair <\/h3>\n One of the more far-fetched theories alleges that JFK\u2019s wife killed him herself.<\/p>\n
Some theorists claim that Jackie Kennedy hid a pistol in a nearby flowerpot after the assassination.<\/p>\n
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But many of those who make the claim seem to overlook the fact that she was being watched in an open limousine by thousands of onlookers.<\/p>\n
So, why would Jackie do such a thing? Well, JFK was a serial cheater according to Otto English, author of Fake Heroes.<\/p>\n
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And, of course, he had that high-profile fling with Marilyn Monroe. Theories also exist that Jackie had the actress killed, too. <\/p>\n
He lived and fled to Cuba<\/h3>\n The discovery of the President Kennedy film logbook has lent credence to the idea the 46-year-old may have lived.<\/p>\n
According to the logbook: \u201cA film was screened at the White House on November 29, 1963 for twenty people,\u201d said conspiracy theorist Matt Novak.<\/p>\n
White House projectionist Paul Fischer wrote it down as \u201cLittle John Birthday Party,\u201d \u201cpresumably referring to John F. Kennedy Jr., born on November 25, 1960.\u201d<\/p>\n
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But incredibly both President Kennedy and the First Lady Jackie Kennedy are listed as being in attendance at the screening, which took place a week after the President\u2019s death.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe might be able to chalk it up as Fischer being exhausted and confused or maybe it was written in advance,\u201d says Novak.<\/p>\n
But the meticulous nature of Fischer\u2019s record keeping seems to suggest that would be unlikely.<\/p>\n
\u201cDid JFK somehow survive and live out his life under an assumed name in Cuba?\u201d asked Novak. <\/p>\n
\u201cThat seems unlikely, given the autopsy photos. But it probably wouldn\u2019t be the weirdest conspiracy theory out there.\u201d<\/p>\n
The suggestion Kennedy moved to Cuba is coincidental considering the Cuban missile crisis played out the year before.<\/p>\n
Soviet overlords<\/h3>\n Lee Harvey Oswald pulled the trigger under orders from his Soviet overlords. He was a known Communist sympathiser and did defect to the Soviet Union in 1959, but changed his mind in 1961 and returned to the US. <\/p>\n
CIA memos stemming from JFK's murder were part of a trove of nearly 1,500 documents released in December 2021 by the National Archives and Records Administration.<\/p>\n
The documents disclose that an anonymous tipster warned US embassy officials in Australia a year earlier that Kennedy would be assassinated by the Soviet Union for a $100,000 (\u00a379,800) bounty. The tip was never passed on to the CIA.<\/p>\n
A memo dated 1964 read: "Cabled to Canberra asking full details of the telephone conversation of 23 November and the call made 15 October 1962.<\/p>\n
"It should be noted that CIA had not previously known of the 1962 telephone call."<\/p>\n
Among the revelations in the files was a meeting and follow-up phone call between Oswald and a Soviet operative before JFK was shot in Dallas.<\/p>\n
Multiple shooters<\/h3>\n Popularised by Oliver Stone\u2019s 1991 movie JFK, starring Kevin Costner as DA Jim Garrison, many people believe there was more than one gunman involved.<\/p>\n
Sceptics challenge the complex trajectory of the \u2018magic bullet\u2019, apparently found on the stretcher of wounded John Connally, the Texas governor who was seriously injured in the assassination. <\/p>\n
Secret service agent Landis, now 88, claims he retrieved a bullet from behind JFK\u2019s seat and put it on the president\u2019s stretcher, reckoning it may have fallen on to Connally\u2019s when they were side by side at the hospital.<\/p>\n
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If there was no magic bullet, was Connally hit by a different shot?<\/p>\n
Were more bullets fired as audio evidence suggested – or from the front, not behind – as the famous Zapruder film may suggest?<\/p>\n
Would Oswald have had enough time to fire them in a few seconds anyway?<\/p>\n
There were also witness reports of shots fired from a grassy knoll near the murder scene. And why did Kennedy\u2019s brain later go missing?<\/p>\n
A 1979 House select committee determined there was probably a conspiracy to kill JFK.<\/p>\n
Umbrella man<\/h3>\n Witnesses at the scene have pointed a man holding a black umbrella as JFK was driven by.<\/p>\n
This appears even more suspicious by the fact that it was a sunny day and only one man was carrying an umbrella, and was standing close to the scene when the shots were fired.<\/p>\n
He was later identified as Louie Steven Witt. He came forward in 1978 and testified to House Select Committee on Assassinations that he was the man holding the black umbrella.<\/p>\n
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Assassination researcher Josiah 'Tink' Thompson explained: \u201cIt was a protest. A visual protest. It wasn\u2019t a protest at any of John Kennedy\u2019s policies as president. <\/p>\n
"It was a protest at the appeasement policies of Joseph P. Kennedy when he ambassador to the Court of St. James in 1938 and \u201939. It was a reference to Neville Chamberlain\u2019s umbrella [and the prime minister\u2019s appeasement of Hitler and the Nazis].<\/p>\n
\u201cI read that, and I thought: \u2018This is just wacky enough \u2013 it just has to be true.' And I take it to be true,\u201d Thompson said.<\/p>\n
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